Ep 409 - Rihanna, Jann Arden, David Bowie Cool Song Facts

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We have an early career interview with Rihanna from 2005!  She talks about being signed by Jay-Z, how she eats, breathes and sleeps music and how she embraces fashion. It’s a charming chat. We also have an amazing interview with Jann Arden from October of 2001. In this funny yet intimate chat, Tom asks Jann whether her songs are a true reflection of herself. Her answer is both surprising and illuminating. And if you’re a songwriter, you’ll love Jann’s take on how she crafts a song (sometimes she writes with the TV on!) And we close out the show with some Cool Song Facts about David Bowie – including why Bowie was shocked after seeing the movie “Purple Rain”.

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